Interstellar--Go see it!!!
Not perfect, but excellent nonetheless. I won't go into detail here, except to say the visuals and sound were phenomenal. Of course, I did see it at a "real" 15/70 IMAX venue, where it was projected on film, not digitally (as Nolan prefers). If any of you are within a reasonable distance of a 15/70 IMAX venue--GO SEE IT.
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For the first time since the shutdown in March, I ventured to a cinema to see Tenet two weeks ago. I'm a huge Christopher Nolan fan and always try to catch his films at our local real IMAX 15/70 venue since he shoots so much of his footage with IMAX cameras. Was a bit unusual, to say the least. The...19 September 2020, 00:48 Saturday -
I had a very pleasant experience last night, watching an above average new release at my local Regal Cinema, and it got me thinking about somethings which for me sum up my misgivings about conventional HT think and I like to approach some of the home viewing goals from a different perspective and set... -
hello all,
i live in the philly area where the Imax King of Prussia is suppose to be one of the best screens in the area. I saw something there and wasn't impressed. but saw Star Trek & Transformers 2008 in a DLP theather. And was very impressed.
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Admittedly IMAX-lite (which was ok as no footage was shot in the aspect ration of the full IMAX, and even the IMAX-lite cinemas have much better sound than anything else in my neck of the woods). Tom Cruise the person might not be everyone's cup of tea (not mine, at any rate) but Tom Cruise the action...05 September 2018, 17:47 Wednesday
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On a slightly different tack, I just saw this at our local IMAX. It features surfing by Kelly Slater, but also contains a good bit of educational material on geography, oceanography, Hawaiian surfing history, and the Polynesian culture. The picture was fantastic, and there were times when it appeared...